| In Old Arizona | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1928) | |||||
| Drama, Western | |||||
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| Warner Baxter | The Cisco Kid | |
| Dorothy Burgess | Tonia Maria | |
| Edmund Lowe | Sergeant Mickey Dunn | |
| Henry Armetta | Barber | |
| James Bradbury Jr. | Soldier | |
| Joe Brown (III) | ||
| James Bradbury | ||
| Joe Brown | Bartender | |
| Frank Campeau | Man chasing Cisco | |
| John Webb Dillon | Second Soldier | |
| Jim Farley | Townsman | |
| Pat Hartigan | Cowpuncher | |
| Soledad Jiménez | Tonita - the cook | |
| Ivan Linow | Russian Immigrant | |
| Helen Lynch | Stagecoach Passenger | |
| J. Farrell MacDonald | Tad |
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| Producer | Irving Cummings
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| Writer | Tom Barry
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Cisco Kid is a tough but charming bandit who always manages to stay one step ahead of the law. That is until a determined sheriff enlists Kid's girlfriend in a clever scheme to disarm him. But with one more trick up his sleeve, The Kid may just have the last laugh. Warner Baxter's unforgettable performance as the legendary Cisco Kid earned him the 1929 Oscar for Best Actor. |
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